Author Talk: Natalie Murray - Lights, Camera, Love - Newcastle City Library

We invite you to join best-selling local author Natalie Murray for a wonderful night of storytelling at Newcastle City Library. Natalie's latest book, Lights, Camera, Love is a sizzling grumpy-meets-sunshine romance that explores the notions of hope, belonging and finding an unimaginable kind of love.

This slow burn romance sees hip-hop dancer Evie Scott slowly fall for cranky, sharp-tongued manager Kye Evans as they dance their way through the chaos of a movie set. Through late night rehearsals and flirtatious dance moves, Evie and Kye's connection is ignited.

As old wounds threaten to reopen, they must decide if they're brave enough to face their fears and embrace the love they never saw coming.

Praise for Lights, Camera, Love 

“Natalie Murray at her sizzling best! Lights, Camera, Love swept me away from the first page.” - Emma Grey, author of Pictures of You. 

“A heart-warming, slow-burn romance full of banter, chemistry and off-screen surprises. You'll fall hard for Evie and the grump she never saw coming.” - Lauren Jackson, author of Break the Rules. 

Cost: Free

Bookings essential

If you have any access or inclusion needs, you will be able to advise us when booking.

About the Author:

Natalie Murray has been writing to make people smile ever since her short story A Dog Story With a Happy Ending won first prize in a writing competition when she was eight. Her debut adult contemporary novel, Love Just In, was published by Allen & Unwin in 2024 with another contemporary romance novel due in 2026. 

Natalie grew up in Sydney, Australia, and is the daughter of cookbook author Eva Stovern (‘The Caravan Chef’) and the late Australian football icon Les Murray. When she’s not writing books, you can find Natalie clinging to her family (literally; she’s super affectionate), packing or unpacking a suitcase, making lists of things she'll never have time for because she's too busy making lists, or playing on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.